Help Center — Going to the Movies

View our theatres that offer closed captioning showtimes. Choose the state in which your theatre is located to see a list of what movies are being shown that offer the captioning and descriptive audio, as well as their showtimes.

Upon arriving at the theatre location, printed materials are available that explain how to use the closed captioning system. Our cast members and managers are knowledgeable on the closed captioning system and can assist with any specific questions you may have.

Yes, Regal theatres are handicap accessible! All seating designated as “handicapped” with the familiar wheelchair symbol is reserved for the disabled and their companions.

Guests attending our theatres in an assistant/companion role for one of our guests with disabilities may be passed in by management.

If you need assistance for any reason, please ask one of our theatre personnel for assistance.

Regal is proud to offer Sony Access Systems for guests who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind or hard of sight.

It is Regal Entertainment Group's policy to support the MPAA ratings system to the fullest extent possible. For more information, please review our admittance procedures.

Please review Regal's Age Policy for more information.

Regal: Children under 3 are free except in reserved seating and recliner locations. Children 3 to 11 must pay the child admission price. Senior tickets are valid for adults 60 years and older. Not all ticket types are available for all performances.

Cinebarre and Warren: Please call the theatre for any local restrictions.

It is Regal’s policy to support the MPAA ratings system to the fullest extent possible. Please see the MPAA ratings portion of our Admittance Procedures for more details.

The rating board uses the criteria you as a parent use when deciding what is suitable viewing for your child. Theme, language, violence, nudity, sex and drug use are among those content areas considered in the decision-making process. Also assessed is how each of these elements is employed in the context of each individual film. The rating board places no special emphasis on any of these elements; all are considered and examined before a rating is given.

While the decision to enforce the rating system is purely voluntary, the overwhelming majority of theaters follow the Classification and Rating Administration's guidelines and diligently enforce its provisions.

Parents give the movies their ratings. They are part of a specially designed committee called the Film Rating Board of the Classification and Rating Administration. As a group they view each film and, after a group discussion, vote on its rating, making an educated estimate as to which rating most American parents will consider the most appropriate.

No, the system is not designed to serve the function of "critic." The ratings do not determine or reflect whether a film is "good" or "bad." The system is not intended to approve, disapprove or censor any film; it merely assigns a rating for guidance--leaving the decision-making responsibilities to the parents.

Sometimes, Regal cannot accept free ticket passes (including admission ticket rewards earned by redeeming credits) during the first few weeks of a movie's theatrical release. This is a policy that movie studios set with theatres for certain movies and show times. Please contact your local Regal theatre directly if you have questions about whether your pass or reward is valid for a particular movie and show time.

Yes! Regal is open every day of the year.

Regal has a policy of opening several minutes prior to the first showing of the day to allow sufficient time for our clientele to obtain access to our facilities and to purchase tickets. Theatre Management at their discretion may open the facility earlier in the event they deem such action to be necessary.

If you do not see your local theatre on the Regal website, please reach out to us via the Contact Us page or social media channels and we’ll be happy to look into this for you.

When you get to the theatre, you can walk directly up to the ticket attendant (i.e. ticket-taker) and scan the QR code on your ticket confirmation page. If you purchased concessions, walk directly up to the concession counter where you see Atom logo and scan your QR code to pick up your concessions.

If you can't access your QR code, please provide the ticket attendant with the phone number that was used to complete your order. The theatre employee can access your order by phone number, ticket ID or confirmation number.

Yes! Regal offers several theatres with reclining seats.